Former soldier Daniel Khalife has been found guilty of spying for Iran while serving in the Royal Corps of Signals, collecting and passing secret information to agents of the Middle Eastern country. Despite being cleared of carrying out a bomb hoax, Khalife was convicted of breaching the Official Secrets Act and the Terrorism Act after creating and passing on fake and genuine army documents, and escaping from prison in a daring manner. The jury at Woolwich Crown Court deliberated for 23 hours before reaching their verdict, with Khalife maintaining a calm demeanor throughout the proceedings.
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‘We can’t sit back and watch’: Former MI6 boss says Britain must get ready for war as Putin threatens Europe
Sir Alex Younger, former head of MI6, warns that Britain needs to rearm and build reserves through national service to counter Vladimir Putin's ambitions in eastern Europe and to defend against the threat from Russia. Younger emphasizes the real danger posed by Putin and Trump, who have shifted the rules of global politics, and he expresses concern over Britain's military disarmament and lack of preparedness for a potential conflict. He criticizes the country's lack of...
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